You’ve been to the Indianapolis 500 and checked out the Indiana Dunes. You loved the Children’s Museum and had a blast at Holiday World and Splashin’ Safari. So what else is there to do? If you’re beginning to feel like you’ve done just about everything there is to do in Indiana, then read on for 13 unique things to do in Indiana when you thought you’ve done everything. We know you will LOVE these options!

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We bet you didn’t know you could have this much fun in the Hoosier State! How many of these hidden gems in Indiana have you visited?

For more things to do, be sure to check out these 21 unique places in Indiana.

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Where can we find footbridges in Indiana?

  • The Deep River Hike located in Deep River County Park near Hobart is where you will find a simple yet delightful footbridge crossing over the Deep River.
  • The Arbuckle Park Loop located in Arbuckle Acres Park near Brownsburg leads hikers and bikers to a beautiful bridge that crosses over the White Lick Creek.
  • The Potawatomi Wildlife Park Trails Loop located near Tippecanoe features a quaint wooden bridge that crosses over the Tippecanoe River.

Read on to learn more about some of the many other spectacular footbridges in Indiana.

Where can we enjoy annual festivals in Indiana?

  • The Madison Chautauqua Festival of Art in Madison, which takes place during the last full weekend during the month of September, is a premiere outdoor artistic event for not only the Southern Indiana area but in the entire state.
  • The Marshall County Blueberry Festival, held every year in the town of Plymouth over the 4-day Labor Day weekend, has been named as one of the top 100 events in the United States.
  • The Indianapolis 500 Festival takes place over the Memorial Day Weekend every year and is the signature state event celebrating the famous Indianapolis 500 car race.

Read on to learn more about the many exciting annual festivals in Indiana.

Where can we find waterfront trails in Indiana?

  • T The Portage Lakefront and Riverwalk located in Portage is a 1.5 mile trail that offers spectacular views of the Indiana Dune.
  • he Canal Walk located in downtown Indianapolis is a city favorite, three-mile-long trail popular with walkers, runners, and cyclists.
  • The Pokagon Trail located in Angola is an 8.4 mile trail that winds through beautiful Pokagon State Park as well as Lake James.

Read on to learn more about some of the many other breathtaking waterfront trails in Indiana.

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